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Excess profits duty charged in respect of profits arising from the sale of trading stock not to be allowed as a deduction.
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31. Any excess profits duty which becomes chargeable by virtue only of the provisions of this Act relating to profits arising from the sale of trading stock, otherwise than in the ordinary course of trade, shall not for the purpose of the provisions of section thirty-five of the Finance (No. 2) Act, 1915, which enacts that, where a person has paid excess profits duty under that Act, the amount so paid shall be allowed as a deduction in computing profits and gains for the purpose of income tax, be deemed to be excess profits duty under that Act.
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